Posted on 03/31/2021 6:31:49 PM PDT by Rummyfan
President Joe Biden's dog Major was involved in yet another biting incident requiring medical attention. The notoriously unruly canine attacked a National Park Service employee just days after being returned to the White House. The dog had been forced to undergo training following a separate biting incident earlier this month.
Equally disturbing were reports of a wayward turd deposited on the hallway outside the White House Diplomatic Reception Room. The seemingly unending canine-related chaos has many voters wondering whether Biden is fit to serve as commander in chief.
As the saying goes: There are no bad dogs, only bad owners. But what if one of those bad owners happens to be the president of the United States? To answer that question, we enlisted the help of some of the top scientific experts in the country.
Americans are right to be concerned, said Colton Plowder, executive director of the Center for Behavioral Politics and Interspecies Relationship at Brown University. "Aggressive behavior in dogs tends to be very closely associated with authoritarian impulses in humans," Plowder told the Washington Free Beacon. "There's a connection there, certainly borne out by the data, which suggests an unprecedented threat to the fabric of our democracy."
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LoL true!
LOL! Good point actually... :-)
Sounds the WH needs to add a dog handler too.
I think that the dogs are probably acutely aware of the presidents dementia and are used to calm the president. Most dogs are emotionally tied to there person and if that person is disturbed the dog would be to. lots of dog get agitated and are dangerous if the person they are emotionally tied to gets agitated becouse they will look to there human for guidance in social situation. if that human is incapable of providing it the dog will become overtly protective and unpredictable in there behavior.
Nah.. Their just blaming the dog to cover for Hunter.
Hard to watch the video it was sickening, harder to read the comments from the brainwashed masses. Bunch of dummies.
Dogs that bite unpredictably need to be put down. Our neighbor’s dog bit my son and later, my wife. They did the right thing and put him down. Dog owners are often blind to their own dog’s rogue personality.
Ha! Yes!
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